
基辛格中美关系研究所 The Kissinger Institute on China and the United States is a program of @TheWilsonCenter promoting greater understanding of U.S.-China relations
Washington, DC
Joined February 2012
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May 19: @katiestallard discusses her new book on official memories of World War II in China, Russia and North Korea wilsoncenter.org/event/danci…
New Article by Wilson China Fellow alumni Christopher Colley: The Fallacy of a Chinese Alternative to the Western Order wilsoncenter.org/article/fal…
#WilsonNOW host @JohnMilewski & @KissingerInst Director Robert Daly spoke with author Thomas Schwartz in 2021 about his biography of Henry Kissinger, providing a greater understanding of one of the most complex figures in US political history. buff.ly/46yQWax
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The @KissingerInst joins the many Wilson Center scholars whose nations and research have been influenced by Henry Kissinger in marking the death of this extraordinary man. We will miss him—probably in more ways than we now imagine. buff.ly/3N5kBRX
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🔴 LIVE NOW | "The Rise and Fall of the EAST: A Discussion with Professor @YashengHuang" hosted by @KissingerInst is starting. Join now! ⤵️ buff.ly/3QHqiGP
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Please join us November 21st at 2:00 PM for a virtual discussion featuring Dr. @YashengHuang on his book The Rise and Fall of the EAST wilsoncenter.org/event/rise-…
Please join us November 21st at 2:00 PM for a virtual discussion featuring Dr. @YashengHuang on his book The Rise and Fall of the EAST wilsoncenter.org/event/rise-…
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Here's the transcript to the @SinicaPodcast with Robert Daly, director of the Kissinger Institute of the Wilson Center, about his talk "Is Our Foreign Policy Good? American Moral Absolutism and the China Challenge.” thechinaproject.com/2023/10/…
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I've had a lot of conversations on the @SinicaPodcast about U.S. foreign policy and China. By my lights, none have been as compelling as this, with Robert Daly. Listen to his talk from last year to Faith & Law, then our discussion of the issues it raises. thechinaproject.com/podcast/…
Is the Biden administration resetting U.S.-China relations? art19.com/shows/sinica/episo…
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Given the turbulent relations with China, everyone expected attacks from the Bolsonaro clan in the Brazilian election cycle. However, even left-wing candidates voiced criticism about Sino-Brazilian relations. But why? I wrote about it on @Diplomat_APAC. bit.ly/3xMFutB
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Thank you @TheWilsonCenter and @KissingerInst for providing us with the best US home for this project we could have asked for and hosting our launch in Washington. I can’t wait to present our findings which I’m sure will stimulate a lot of discussion.
September 22: Join us In person or via Webcast for @choyleva and @DinnyMcMahon 's new publication, Beijing's Plans to Decouple from the Dollar , cohosted with @EnodoEconomics wilsoncenter.org/event/beiji…
September 22: Join us In person or via Webcast for @choyleva and @DinnyMcMahon 's new publication, Beijing's Plans to Decouple from the Dollar , cohosted with @EnodoEconomics wilsoncenter.org/event/beiji…
Robert Daly: " The challenge now is to lower the temperature by adhering to past agreements as best we can while building a new foundation for U.S.-China relations—one based on current and emerging conditions rather than past compromises. " wilsoncenter.org/article/eit…
Robert Daly, Director of the Wilson Center’s Kissinger Institute on China and the United States, looks at China’s reaction to Pelosi’s Taiwan visit, why the Speaker of the House chose to go, and what it means for the US-China relationship moving forward. wilsoncenter.org/video/smart…
LIVE: @katiestallard discusses the weight of WWII history in modern-day Russian, Chinese and North Korean policy wilsoncenter.org/event/danci…
learn more about her book, Dancing on Bones, here wilsoncenter.org/book/dancin…
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In our latest issue, @KissingerInst’s Robert Daly uses the structure of the traditional Chinese door couplet to examine whether it is possible to cooperate with #China on issues like climate change, pandemics & development. buff.ly/38UAsS3 #ReconcilableDifferences
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May 19: @katiestallard discusses her new book on official memories of World War II in China, Russia and North Korea wilsoncenter.org/event/danci…
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Are you interested in Chinese foreign policy and U.S.-China relations? Apply for @AsiaProgram and @KissingerInst’s China Fellowship!
More details here:
wilsoncenter.org/china-fello…
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What will feature in Sec. Blinken's postponed speech on US-China policy?
Listen to this fantastic Twittter discussion hosted by @NeysunM featuring @iandenisjohnson, @DebSeligsohn, Robert Daly (@KissingerInst), @annatashton, and @yawei_liu1960.
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